What are the Tambaqui's predators?

Tambaqui, a large Freshwater Fish native to the Amazon River basin, face predation from various species in their habitat. Primary predators include larger fish such as piranhas and caimans, as well as Birds of Prey like herons and egrets. Young Tambaqui are particularly vulnerable to these predators until they grow larger and can better defend themselves. Additionally, human activities, such as fishing, also pose a significant threat to their populations.